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Click here to subscribeJOHN HERBERT - A. YOUNGERS LTD; a 1960s teak Afrormosia wood sideboard from the 'Fonseca' range, with central bank of three drawers flanked by two cupboards, 75 x 210 x 49cm.Condition Report: Both end sections have a fixed height shelf, if the shelf is removed a vinyl LP will fit. With the shelf in, a single will fit below the shelf but not above. Internal height 36.5
An unusual pair of bespoke made chair side occasional tables over several levels, the top with attached blue desk lamp on flexible column above half propeller shaped shelf, over table top with lattice centre, undershelf, above a small drawer and cabinet with faux drawer front, each level inset with blue leather and studded blue leather drawer fronts, height to top of lamp base 77cm, length 62cm, depth 70cm (2).
A LARGE 17TH CENTURY SPANISH BAROQUE GEOMETRIC PANELLED SIDE CABINET with adzed top and hinged doors raised of stile feet.194cm wide 54cm deep 110cm high There is worm damage to the edges of the panels on the front. the ironwork handles and hinges are original. see imagesThe back base and shelf are made from pine and appear to be late 19th century
AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY DUTCH CABINET ON STAND the shaped cornice above inset hinged panelled doors having floral marquetry designs enclosing a shelved interior; raised on a barley twist base with frieze drawer and cross stretcher.189cm high 133cm wide 57cm deep.Overall good original condition, some surface splits and chipping consistent with age, door panels bowed to inner base corners. No loss to the marquetry having good colour and polish. some splitting to the inner side of hinged doors and the upper shelf missing from the interior. The frieze drawer is ‘hidden’ and is opened by reaching under the front rail, there are no holes in the back of the front of the drawer to suggest a handle. The furniture is of solid structure, with only a slight wobble and may require some tightening of the joints in the stand. Original lock and key. 189cm high 133cm wide 57cm deep.
A GOOD 17TH CENTURY JOINED OAK WESTMORELAND DUODARN the arcaded top rail initialed RYM and dated 1692 above a pair of carved hinged doors flanked by turned drops beneath upper shelf. The base section with panelled hinged doors fitted with ironwork butterfly hinges; raised on stile feet.137cm wide 57cm deep 161cm high
AN IMPRESSIVE LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY MONMOUTHSHIRE JOINED OAK DRESSER AND RACK OF GENEROUS PROPORTIONS the boarded pot rack with projecting moulded cornice above a deep scalloped frieze and three shelves supported by a centre upright. The base with a pegged boarded moulded-edge top and three double moulded-front drawers fitted brass knob handles over a matching deep scalloped apron and ringed slender turned baluster uprights enclosing a boarded under shelf raised on stile feet.231cm wide 222cm high 51cm deep, 238cm wide at corniceThe dresser has come from a private collector in Liverpool, he purchased this from a top dealer at the NEC for £22,000 in the early 90’s. The dresser is in very good original condition, the back boards are thick cut oak and the dresser is very large and impressive. The top has a diamond shaped patch which is original and would of replaced a knot in the wood. The drawer linings and brass handles are original. The centre drawer has a crack which runs through the front. The pot board and feet are original. The dresser has a very nice original colour and patina. The vender has a receipt of when they purchased it.
A William IV chiffonier, the superstructure with pierced brass gallery and shelf above mirror panel, flanked by leaf and reel pilasters, with frieze drawer, above two panelled doors with pleated cloth infill, flanked by turned and leaf carved supports and feet, 127cm high x 109cm wide x 46cm deep
Georgian mahogany side table with under shelf on turned fluted legs, together with a 20th Century pair of mahogany bed heads. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT) Side table 0 134x54x112cm approx. Poor condition, dry, faded and worn, marks, scratches and stains etc. commensurate to age and use. Bedheads 91cm long approx., modern, no obvious damage.
A William IV mahogany chiffonier sideboard, the raised back with a leaf and shell carved pediment above a single shelf on turned supports, over a single cushion frieze drawer applied with beaded detail and a gadrooned frieze, above a pair of conforming cupboard doors, flanked by carved acanthus terms, upon lobed bun front feet, 135cm H x 110cm W x 50cm D (at fault)
A Victorian rosewood and crossbanded pier cabinet, the book veneered top with a moulded edge over a frieze inlaid with 'C' scroll and foliate detail, above the rounded glazed door opening to a single shelf, flanked by ormolu mounts, upon a plinth base with integral bracket feet, 98cm H x 82cm W x 31cm D
Barrie (J.M.), PETER PAN IN KENSIGNTON GARDENS, first thus, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, brown cloth boards, gilt embossed illustrated cover, map to front free endpaper, half title, tipped in tissue guarded frontispiece, illustrated title page, fifty tipped in tissue guarded plates bound in at the rear, Hodder & Stoughton, London 1906 (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Expected shelf wear to lower edges and boards (particularly lower front corners). Bumps to all corners. 1cm partial split to upper edge of spine. 12mm split to lower edge of spine. Wear to spine edges. Age related darkening to pages (particularly towards page edges). Some finger marks to pages. Pencil inscription next to first line of chapter 1.
Fitzgerald (Edward), THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM, illustrated by Willy Pogany, full leather, gilt embossed decoration to cover and spine, pasted in colour plates throughout, George G. Harrap & Co Ltd, London (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Light shelf wear to boards, wear to spine edges (more obvious at top and bottom). Shelf wear and minor bumps to front corners. Split to front endpaper, pen inscription to front free endpaper, all endpapers mottled with stained edges from leather binding. Some age-related darkening to pages. The some fox marks to pages edges.
Grahame (Kenneth), DREAM DAYS, illustrated by Ernest Shepard, limited edition numbered 247 of 275, signed by Grahame and Shepard, half vellum, marbled boards, rag paper, monochrome illustrated half title, monochrome illustrated frontispiece, monochrome illustrations and decorations throughout, John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd, London 1930 (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Expected shelf wear to boards and spine (including fine crease to vellum at top of spine). Minor bumps to front corners. Staining to front and rear free end papers. Pen inscription to front end paper. Some age-related darkening to pages, including age-related wear and darkening to page edges. The odd small stain and the odd small fox mark.
Poe (Edgar Allen), TALES OF MYSTERY AND IMAGINATION, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, limited edition, numbered 345 of 460 and signed by Rackham, full vellum, gilt embossed illustrated cover, illustrated endpapers, pasted in tissue guarded frontispiece, eleven tissue guarded pasted in plates, seventeen further monochrome illustrations, later tipped in newspaper cuttings to free endpapers, George G. Harrap & Co Ltd, London 1935 (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:Boards and bottom edges show expected shelf wear. Front and back boards show some discolouration and staining around the front edges and extending back across the boards. All corners show very minor bumps. Spine shows some darkening and discolouration. Pages show some age related darkening, the odd small stain or small fox mark, and some print-through marks.
AN 18TH CENTURY STYLE MAHOGANY WRITING DESKWith shelf undertier, 137cm wide; 97cm deep; 76cm highOld marks and scratches present with age and use, inset leather top is fairly worn and scratched, construction early 20th century. One small chip to the bottom platform under tier where it joins to the leg. Smooth drawer action all, no key
A VICTORIAN GILT METAL AND CERAMIC MOUNTED FIGURED WALNUT CREDENZA170cm wide; 38cm deep; 107cm highCondition report: Top with various scratches and dents to the veneer, metalwork is tarnished in areas, one of the ceramic medallions has a diagonal crack through it and the central medallion with rubbing to the gilding and various surface scratches. The smaller medallion also has rubbing to the gilding. There is some inlay that is loose, some of has been reglued down. There is a small section 88cm long that is missingInterior; fabric lined and is heavily stained and discoloured, one corner shelf is quite sun faded. And one shelf to the opposing side is loose.Otherwise inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.
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